Stada Health Report 2019: A Quarter Of Europeans Take Supplements, France and Germany Sceptical About Health Gadgets
Executive Summary
Highlights from Stada's 2019 Group Health Report: Over a quarter of Europeans take a daily vitamin or nutritional supplement, four out of 10 people are open to health apps and gadgets, and over a quarter still turn to homemade remedies rather than OTC medicines.
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